iStrategy AMS 2011 | Penny Power, Founder, Ecademy

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Penny Power @pennypower #ecademy Building Social Capital Founder of Ecademy.com Understanding ‘social’ and it’s impact on business leadership and branding
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iStrategy Amsterdam, 2011 - Penny Power, Founder, Ecademy, Understanding ‘social’ and it’s impact on business leadership and branding (Split Stream Keynote Session, Day 1)

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Penny Power @pennypower#ecademy

Building Social Capital

Founder of Ecademy.com

Understanding ‘social’ and it’s impact on business leadership and branding

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My background

1998

Many mistakesTransactional attitudes do not workTried to make money from the community!

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Do leaders of businesses understand the word ‘social’?

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Is this a repeat of ‘customer is king’ but

“Our Customer Services department have the patience to look after them”

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Social Media is that ‘marketing thing’

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I want to sell to you

Business leaders are terrified of this ‘social world’

They HAVE to lose their Transactional Mindset

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Communities -

• Births• Deaths• Marriages

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Chinese proverb

“To know and not to do is not YET to

know”

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Lessons being learned by CEO’s the hard way

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“I’d like my life back” – a defining moment

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Beyond customer service – this message taught us all that…

It is not about YOU, it is about US

Communities of people are asking for something but not everyone is listening to them

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Corporate’s speak with their heads

• Consumers and Small Businesses listen with their hearts

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This goes way beyond ‘engagement’

• Engagement is a TASK• It can be fake• It can be delegated

• Building Communities is a shared value and a reason for existing

• Building communities creates a new form of capital in a company• Social Capital

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‘Communities’ are a brands unfair advantage

• Very different to a network• Two way communication• Listen, adapt, innovate, survive, thrive• Forgive• Loyal• Belonging• Family• Shared values• Advocacy

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Creating our ‘shared values’

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Safe and Supported

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My lessons

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My lessons

• Communities don’t want to be transacted with

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My lessons

• Communities don’t want to be transacted with• They only want to be supported

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My lessons

• Communities don’t want to be transacted with• They only want to be supported• They want their own agenda

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My lessons

• Communities don’t want to be transacted with• They only want to be supported• They want their own agenda• You cannot control them

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My lessons

• Communities don’t want to be transacted with• They only want to be supported• They want their own agenda• You cannot control them• They want a lot for free

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My lessons

• Communities don’t want to be transacted with• They only want to be supported• They want their own agenda• You cannot control them• They want a lot for free• They have an enormous power

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My lessons

• Communities don’t want to be transacted with• They only want to be supported• They want their own agenda• You cannot control them• They want a lot for free• They have an enormous power• They are very hard to monetize

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My lessons

• Communities don’t want to be transacted with• They only want to be supported• They want their own agenda• You cannot control them• They want a lot for free• They have an enormous power• They are very hard to monetize• You cannot see them as customers

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My lessons

• Communities don’t want to be transacted with• They only want to be supported• They want their own agenda• You cannot control them• They want a lot for free• They have an enormous power• They are very hard to monetize• You cannot see them as customers• Loyalty means they will criticize

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But they are very powerful for your brand

They build your

Social Capital

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Social Capital is the glue in which to build a brand and create followers

Create yourSocial Capital

Image taken from Alison

MitchellLiverpool

University

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Social Capital is the glue in which to build a brand and create followers

Shared Commitment to

belonging

Create yourSocial Capital

Image taken from Alison

MitchellLiverpool

University

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Social Capital is the glue in which to build a brand and create followers

Shared Commitment to

belongingShared norms of behaviour

Create yourSocial Capital

Image taken from Alison

MitchellLiverpool

University

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Social Capital is the glue in which to build a brand and create followers

Shared Commitment to

belongingShared norms of behaviour

Effective communication channels

Create yourSocial Capital

Image taken from Alison

MitchellLiverpool

University

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Social Capital is the glue in which to build a brand and create followers

Shared Commitment to

belongingShared norms of behaviour

Effective communication channels

Formal and Informal networks

Create yourSocial Capital

Image taken from Alison

MitchellLiverpool

University

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Social Capital is the glue in which to build a brand and create followers

Shared Commitment to

belongingShared norms of behaviour

Effective communication channels

Formal and Informal networks

Create yourSocial Capital

Reciprocity and mutuality

Image taken from Alison

MitchellLiverpool

University

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Social Capital is the glue in which to build a brand and create followers

Shared Commitment to

belongingShared norms of behaviour

Effective communication channels

Formal and Informal networks

Create yourSocial Capital

Reciprocity and mutuality

Trust

Image taken from Alison

MitchellLiverpool

University

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The power of unconditional Love as a child

Now we have to engage support and care with no conditions and no hidden agenda

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“I support my friends”

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“I support my friends”

TJ – aged 13 –600 in network

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“I support my friends”

Ross – aged 16 800 in network

TJ – aged 13 –600 in network

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“I support my friends”

Hannah – aged 183000 in network

Ross – aged 16 800 in network

TJ – aged 13 –600 in network

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The trick is to learn how to monetize social capital

• What are the problems that your community members have?

• What do they want YOU to serve them?• What are their needs that you can support?• Who else do you need to collaborate with to

solve problems for them?• What is it that your community values about

you?

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Creating followers

"the goal is NOT to sell what you have to people who need what you have…………

The goal is to get people to BELIEVE WHAT YOU BELIEVE”

Simon Sinek ‘Start with WHY’

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"If you want to build a ship, don't drum up the people to

gather wood, divide the work, and give orders. Instead, teach them to yearn for the vast and

endless sea”

Antoine De Saint-Exupery,  Author of The Little Prince.

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Building Community requires

• Devotion• Heart• Passion• Understanding• Belief• Thought leadership• Empathy• Inter-dependence

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Community building will become a ‘Boardroom’ priority

Globalization has given the shareholders too much choice – when an economy is not thriving they move awayCSR is just a line on a P&L, not led with passionCSR is legally expectedLegal obligation has taken away the competitive advantage of being a ‘good’ companyLeaders have to decide who they care for and whyLeaders will need to communicate and show that they careLeaders will have to lead with their heart!!!!

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Community building will become a ‘Boardroom’ priority

Corporate Social Responsibility has broken down the ‘free will’ of caring

Globalization has given the shareholders too much choice – when an economy is not thriving they move awayCSR is just a line on a P&L, not led with passionCSR is legally expectedLegal obligation has taken away the competitive advantage of being a ‘good’ companyLeaders have to decide who they care for and whyLeaders will need to communicate and show that they careLeaders will have to lead with their heart!!!!

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The economic benefits of social capital growth

• Reduces transaction costs• Buyers come to buy

• Creates new forms of information exchange • Increases innovation/live R&D • Increases loyalty to the brand• Creates a ‘connection’• Provides feedback• Ensures engagement

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Where do you start?

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Where do you start?

• Brands need to understand the demographic they serve and the needs of that demographic

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Where do you start?

• Brands need to understand the demographic they serve and the needs of that demographic

• The board needs to agree on their shared values

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Where do you start?

• Brands need to understand the demographic they serve and the needs of that demographic

• The board needs to agree on their shared values

• Recruitment has to include these shared values

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Where do you start?

• Brands need to understand the demographic they serve and the needs of that demographic

• The board needs to agree on their shared values

• Recruitment has to include these shared values

• The company must seek to provide greater contribution to the local or global communities

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How Ecademy achieves this

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How Ecademy achieves this

• We listen and engage across all platforms

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How Ecademy achieves this

• We listen and engage across all platforms• We are embedded in the community through the blogs and

messaging

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How Ecademy achieves this

• We listen and engage across all platforms• We are embedded in the community through the blogs and

messaging• We meet offline

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How Ecademy achieves this

• We listen and engage across all platforms• We are embedded in the community through the blogs and

messaging• We meet offline • We understand the plight and lives of SME’s

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How Ecademy achieves this

• We listen and engage across all platforms• We are embedded in the community through the blogs and

messaging• We meet offline • We understand the plight and lives of SME’s• We empathize

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How Ecademy achieves this

• We listen and engage across all platforms• We are embedded in the community through the blogs and

messaging• We meet offline • We understand the plight and lives of SME’s• We empathize• We share

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How Ecademy achieves this

• We listen and engage across all platforms• We are embedded in the community through the blogs and

messaging• We meet offline • We understand the plight and lives of SME’s• We empathize• We share• We are open and encourage random

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How Ecademy achieves this

• We listen and engage across all platforms• We are embedded in the community through the blogs and

messaging• We meet offline • We understand the plight and lives of SME’s• We empathize• We share• We are open and encourage random• We encourage shared values

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How Ecademy achieves this

• We listen and engage across all platforms• We are embedded in the community through the blogs and

messaging• We meet offline • We understand the plight and lives of SME’s• We empathize• We share• We are open and encourage random• We encourage shared values• We take responsibility

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How Ecademy achieves this

• We listen and engage across all platforms• We are embedded in the community through the blogs and

messaging• We meet offline • We understand the plight and lives of SME’s• We empathize• We share• We are open and encourage random• We encourage shared values• We take responsibility• We ‘parent’

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How Ecademy achieves this

• We listen and engage across all platforms• We are embedded in the community through the blogs and

messaging• We meet offline • We understand the plight and lives of SME’s• We empathize• We share• We are open and encourage random• We encourage shared values• We take responsibility• We ‘parent’• We are a family

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How Ecademy achieves this

• We listen and engage across all platforms• We are embedded in the community through the blogs and

messaging• We meet offline • We understand the plight and lives of SME’s• We empathize• We share• We are open and encourage random• We encourage shared values• We take responsibility• We ‘parent’• We are a family

“Community First, Transaction Second”

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Seeking solutions together within an SME Community

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Thank you everyone

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The taxi driver

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The banks as a case study

• Will they return to relationship banking

OR

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Will the social networks become banks….

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Relationship algorithms

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Klout, Peer Index, Empire Avenue

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Klout, Peer Index, Empire Avenue

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Klout, Peer Index, Empire Avenue

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Klout, Peer Index, Empire Avenue

Social Capital games for measuring influence

Are they just games??

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The power of having followers and influence

Followers grow your social capital

• Your ability to innovate• Your reputation• Your brand• Your sense of belonging• Loyalty to the brand• Advocacy• Your market position• They talk about you

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Creating ‘followers’ is a different skill set and a different intention

intention

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Does the Pillow Man sell Pillows OR

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“Does he sell the beauty and gift of sleep “

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Would you follow someone who sells pillows?

• Would you follow someone who wants to improve sleep for all?

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The social world demands intention to be for the good of all

• What good is a brand doing?• How does it improve the lives of others?• Why are they worthy of being followed?• What do I gain by following their message?• What do my followers gain?

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I want to sell to you

Are you transactional?

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Suspect I want to sell to you

Are you transactional?

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SuspectProspect

I want to sell to you

Are you transactional?

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SuspectProspectCustomer

I want to sell to you

Are you transactional?

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Trapping customers

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I love my network of friends

Are you ‘social’?

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StrangerI love my network of friends

Are you ‘social’?

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StrangerFriend I love my

network of friends

Are you ‘social’?

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StrangerFriendFollower

I love my network of friends

Are you ‘social’?

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Attract Followers

Social thinking

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Maslow – hierarchy of needs

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Maslow – hierarchy of needs

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What if you have to have self actualisation first!

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What if you have to have self actualisation first!

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Why should this matter in a global economy

• Consumers have choice• Consumers share their experience

• Followers have passion• Followers share their beliefs

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Ecademy have created followers around our Manifesto#DBBM

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My legacy - Social Capital for all

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A final thought

• Social Responsibility of Leaders to enable their staff to build their own brand and networks

• Aging population• No job security• Pensions - ?????• Healthcare - ????

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Social Media Builds your Social Capital

Thank youPlease stay in touch

@pennypower